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TITLE Vf, DP THE MANI4ER IN WHICH THE- 1%11.:.C1i ANDILE ADJUDGED TO CONFISCATION SHALL BE DI,- Pusan OF. SECTION I.—Or raonistrEn Goons. Art, 25. ProhibitechnerChandite adjudgt.d to he ._Confiscated, shall no longer be exposed to-sale.- Our V rood Provosts, and the Solicitors General of our - Provost (Supreme) Courts. shall draw; up an inven tory thereof, with a vahtation of their ordinary prices in foreign countries, and the same shall be submitted to the approval of our Mini§,ter, of =Finance. 26. They then proc , -ed to h irn, or otherwise (iL4'&troy them: publicly, of proceekliog they shall draw up a process verbal. 27. The sum to be distributed among the Officers . of the Customs, or others assisting - in the Iti'zure -,ot. prohibited merchaudize adjudged to , be' confis .cated - and .burnt, shall be regulated by •the si:id va luations, and the same shall be defrayed as spe c.i4tru,. out_ of _tlip ordinary revenue :of the Ustoms. SECTION TARITEED MERCHANDI.ZE. . 4. - Art. 28. Merchandize subjea to the tarif,Avhich •may be adjudged to confiscation, shall 'be publir;y sold by auction. They shall, in order thereto, be transported to and colleetea in those places - where it may be presumed that the sale will he most'Ed -vantageous. The said sales shall. take place once in every six -months, and shall be advertised a month, at -.st, prior to the time appointcl, in the ad •vertising papers of the different departmeins, with a list of the arieles and sorts of merehandize and ig shall" be necessary to. expedite the sale -of any Tiart the said to chAtidize, - sperial• reports: shall be marle 10_ relatiVe Vo the Wile, by 1 our , • . • Minister of Finanr!t.... 30. Our Grand- Judge, Minitt4t• of Justice, and; Lonr ate er Ministers, e..,ch in whlt• concerlis him,; - bre charged he execution of the 'present De_' 'tree, winch' Stait - be inserte'd' in the Bulletin 'of . Laws. ' " • • ' • • (Signed) NAPOLEON. • [Av-sch4cl , l? is sofy_joir*d; degignating the places anc! aclio;4 Courts are to and describingAbEir resri!l; , .e Ilere are •stven Supreme, andtbmy-tour 'Ordiu - a-y Courts.] FRANKFORT, OCT. 23.—the follo..vipg Decree .and . ,Proclafl-Aion havc Leen rnbliqned w tliks city ~' ,Nn o o l e on; tz c t,---Considi-rin ;? , that the city of Fran Oort ith•:gnAsh and Colonial rncrchandi . ze,, imported iii the 4:6 ,, r5e of last sum mer by licilidnd and the parts rd the North; • " • That the tnerchimts wino'-shave entered 'into a, `traffic In the rnerehandize prbbibited.by the Decree of Berlin, .1807,' knew chalky were incurring the risk of conrita,niOlT ; • • " That the greater part of the merclindize cint-,tioti is t,nly enteled to account current, and is still the property .of the inerchantg . . thiit - these metthandiies also, are . irestined to, be sntUggled into France, whic,h keep 4 up - a war of custninS upon i,ur frOntier; _ That England is not oily at war with France,' but is also at ••wnr with :`,the.League : of the Rhine; Finally, That in the Decree of Berlin v..e no tified that wheresotiver, our troops should be, all English nierchandize t.here found shall be confis cated, and that This measure has already been car -tied into execution at Stettin Dmtzie,' and all 'over tit% North of Uerniany ; ." We have decreed,and do decree as follows : Art. 'I. All Englishor Colonial merambdize, or Inticles proceeding from English commerCe,-lotibd; in Frankfort ox tile Maine, shall be put id seques trAtion. commissinp .shall, be appointed .by ~our cousin, the.Princeol:Eckmithl, the Commando' in' Chief of the armies in Germany, to take all-The measures necessary to the execution of the present Decree, until our determination shall have been de clared with regard to the slid sequestration. a. Our Ministers at War and` Finance are charged with the execution rot . the present Decree. Done at Fontainbleau, thiS 14th Onober,, t 81 0. (Signed) • " I\TAP6LEON." PROCLAMATION. " From the,date hereof all owners or consignees' of English or, colonial merchandize. are plolphi;, , d from conveying , any part oA their tnerchanchze out of the city of. Frankfort, under pain ot con .fiseation. All the merchants are enjoined to, repair io the' office' of the Comm ssion. estai;lishecrat Darmstadt:- note!, and to give in a declaration of ec;'ery de scriPtiOn of English - or, colonial ryirchandize which. they . rnety Lave in their houses or t elsoldvia.re. " Such merchants as may)iive depositazocds, and those who have them tn t; - keepir, shalt be equally obliged. to ruplce declaration or ttie Same. , All English or colonial merchandize, or arti cles, proceeding frOM•Etzii , ,li . cortiMerCp; not' de-- dared in the spac-_. or f,',4 hours froni the data: °Utile publication hereof, shall be Confic:f.Tted. " For this purpose cluthicifrary v.sits shall be made lo the louses both of' merchams -and others. " If die declaration should not be exact tLe part of the merchanclize not declared f... 11,111 cary \.B ill it , . , the eon fi scalion of the wh,.lle. " The merchants, agnts; and dcal6rs, ski! de- Lver to the Colurnision,' within zhe'space Of twenty. four hours, a statement of all the merclAndize cre)ing, from clglis : 11 commerce, that has . .. be.en re ceited, and sent off within the lasE,ToUr inO;Abs, which statement must bacorrobarate'd by (*ii book of entry for the articles received and sent ,tsii; " The said.book shall be kovisionally balahce,d, and immediately retwpc.-.4,0 the merchants, in order to 'their being re-pro4uccd at the tithe of .verifi l cation. " Persons giving i•lformation of undeclared be rewarded with of their ►alue. .Inhabitants .01 Frankfort, measures 'are taken to ensure the e_:, , wcution of the, oecleas of [ll i h r ip ei li a l And . Royat - .Majesty, which tas6 has been conanit ... --------- - . . ....:.--... . x. I.UN DON : Printed ,by ii I CHARD HAI; K 4 S. ot N0 .4 ,- M , art-terl.court,iliow-nreo 4 are. Ptbi4he ,l by WILLIAM rt RMI(iEk ~ ,S 4- ..111)S, SouttO4o,ton• street, G ror,vcrorarci u a rt. .ibt .6WkOrChariCr, No. 11 w, Stroud, wlaere iifivrtilements, Orders. for the Pcoer, Letter; fr,;r the P,thror 4% - c. tplJst-pula), tn!..s: 132 aciclicsSAJ.. ted to we by- his .Sciene Highness the Nike of Eekroohl. " Your . repoqe, yo commerce, Ai!h the ex ception of tui:4-is - pruh,ibileg,.." - and the festivities in wrtich, you ilt:bitually int!ol'te m the period ( ! f* the vintage, will not be for ; - en instant interrupted by then). • "• "Pie errin.d to puhliih and pov forthwith ihe •rt.serit Decree and Pt o c t al:la th - A) , v. ( to both (6i2ned) " Fft " General of Di% is;l., Count of the Eil)!...ire.." ." :afters, 3t Fi,•nk f - ort (hie, 224 Octdber, CA r. - r:, 16 the Grand I. prohibiting the traii,it of of any dr,.. , ..riptirrn tf-i - ough letri!ory, aLid orL'4 ;;;:' such tn,erct(and:z , .. al- Itild! in Grind Duc;:y lo.be deposited in the Gn i c ti,en ).‘ irr •hou•-.es.,ipr _pynlent of the duty on ((creed ort tllei2d PgLIGE. Uu Saterchy morning,- Wlien Smith, bt-.'on`ci-ing to the Public Office, Bow-street,: ~ sent to an ad 'iron shapin taOns-:street,-to rrceive C•t-i amount. of a cOnVialion of the shopkeeper, for having old'iejd in his shop, conce3l-cd, he obser e 1 a Man idlihg some -6M lead, woichwas.then in the scale vteig*ti ing ; Smith asked • how- he b,t'crt-ne possessed -of it, -and he not. giving a .katisfaonri• accotlnt, Simtit took him into •cusiody, and conveyed Into to Bow-street OiTice, when, after an investigation, it turned .tsAt the.priconer was a j-:orrieyrnan tricklayer, and and had heel) clt work at Mr. Drummond's hoiise, the-banker,' , at Chnrihg-cro-S,} and !Le i.ri4onet:s .master identified the Itad , to haveleen stolt'n there. The FiAoner was committed for further exami-'. nation. GuILDHALT.. Sainriky, N'Ai7s • bronght• before the M. , gistiate,.charged by !le OtE'- ceri with being one of the gang who nittinp.ecl the 1 rescue of l .Truman, on - S td , y, t e.23d Of Sepfrmber,last, in ! . .371it)ifieid and Newsrate:-sireet. It appeared that d , iring . the trial of Trurti,or on Fri ;d (and wild was coovii;led of the robbery,) it was intimated to Sir Willa ri.CtirCh that several of Truntim's friends were in the gallery ; he iminedi-1 . ately . ord:Ted !he &Ors to h locked, and the Offi- Ters to examine - the pet-srins in the gallery, when tire prisoner t. as recogoiztll as being orie of_ the : most daring,, , nd the -apr-rent ringleader of the nob; his person -14 f',3 positively sworn to by foal of. the Otficer;, as the most adive in the se-. • veral ditle,rcnt attempts to rescue Truman, and in iolen t:y thr: . ,- Officer, and cnttino: the the coach.—He was fully conilnitied fOr trials; CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 2. Cornwaili3 Hewett, Esq. 13. A. of Trinity Col ‘, c !, was . on Wednesday electeda Fellow of Thiwn • - On Th - cirsday last the Lord Bishop of Bristol !io!, 1 , a private ordination in the Chapel of Trinity College, when'Dr. Davy, Master' of Gonville and I Cams College in this University, was ordained Deacon. 1)r. Bell has transferred 15,2001. stock, 3 per cent.'ConSols, to. the liniVersity'lof 'Cambridge, in trust, to 'found eight new SC•olarshii , s. The Scho lars to be the sons or the'orph.ins of tlO clergymen of the Church of England whose,circumstautes an d situations are altogether such as not to enable them to bear the whole expence of sending t heir sops to this Uhiversity. The first eleCti on s h a ll take place between 12th November and 25th : December, 1840: when there shall be eleded two schans.of the third ear of gfanding„ that is, w'he Were ,admit:ed,be-, tween Commencement of 1807 . arid 1808; profits to commence from Jury' 6,h, 1 810, and to be conti nued for • two y - eafs. At Ole swine time ihall.be elected two other scholars of the - second Year, who were admitted bet weep CoMmencement 1808 and Cr;mmencement 1809 ; pr-ofits to Continue for. three, years. The second eledion will be on the Fri. day after Midlent Suoddy, 1811, of two Scholars of the first year:;,refits to continue tbi four years. The fourth eleatioti will Leon Friday aft-r Midlent Sunday,-1813, of two other scholars of the first year, to succeed those two of the third year who were , tvio of the four first ehosen, and so on lot ever: the profits tO,continue for four years and no more. Eery scholar is to take the degree of A.. 8. -in -the most regular manner. No scholar to be cleated from King's College, or from Trinity hall.. The elea.9rs are—The Vice Chancellor, the Regius Professor of Divinity, the Regius Profz,sor of Civil Law, the Lucasian Professor of Mathematics, and the Public Orator. DonLIN, OCT. 3c1.---Saturday se'nnight a melan choly'Ut:c:dent occurred at Cregah, near Castlereagh,to Jamesßainey, in industriotis poOr ma n : while the act of undermining a bank ior the purpose o+ vital r stone, the ethhanktnent gave way, and a large stone fell froth the pi - et:Tice on him. He was • taken to che nearest' house, in the most exeruci.iiing, tOrmell, •where he still remains without the, lt.a,t 1:ope of recovery. 'Medical aid was immedidte iy •prOcored, but could not reinter ,any assi s t ance to he unfortianate sufferer, who has a wife and five helpless children. - Laic on Friday evening,, as two Gentlemen were crossing Shooter's•hili,. in a - post , chaise, they were stopped by three highwaymen, who robbed. them of their watches, and about Pul. in cash and notes. PRICE 9 5.7 "OCR S 4ATI: &DAY. Bank Stock, 252 k Mri; 5 per Lein 99i Irish 5 per Cent. 97 4 per Cent. B.lk per Ken 651 3 per Cent. Cons. Oki C. Aim. 17.11:itniNi. Ind ia Stock, lads Bonds, 2 iS. 265. pr. Old Ann. ExCheq. 13ills, 9s. t;s: pr. ' 0 rrtnlurri, 5 4 dio. ' Cons.lor 27111 inst. 661. VeICCLUTION. We I davealready signified that we deem it a' duty in us to admit the arguments and 'opinions of ju dicious pralL'titioneis on 'this subject, 'whether for - or auainst the Ouctrine, if They are urged ct ith . can dour, as it sut,jec:l of E.sst , otial importance to 1 - 71.4tiltind; not only at present, but in all future.ages. We have inserted the communications of Some -wri.t . rs on both sides ; and we readily' give place to The, following, letter, which Kerns to be. t he-oif.pring pof knowledge, and ability, as well as of a f hilau - - thropic FOR 1111. , SUN. DR. SlitMusse.lb u rgh, nc,. 23, ISlO.' After the scverai : steps, I liav taken,to propag:Ae, my oi.inions, and e x t . te _ t he, ptalt)lic att(lation to the , national subject of v.tccinatiott; it:: pear suieriluous to nitihe,„a idirgel ; appeal to you:— _but as the .truth or fal s ehood of ilte •pertnanent an, •, 1,-Vaiolots rower of yaecilkation,.is- ri guestica of th 3 ifilVol4ll4:e to ev(Ry itisividutthi,ko k y f „Actjtod cvn is cut with. trut h and hpoour, sia(-Huidtte etnPloYed; to obtam as EpeGdY, 0 1, d decisive a , deter- n'ination is„consistent vviih the great _itaftrests it involt es. As I ain'rea.iy ,acknowledge the.neccssity and ,proprie'y of etiiploying every : means, not even ex • cepoirg the .pulpit, : tor the.,propagation-Tnt thedis covery, either. by. individuals, or ,public they•are cOnvinced ,of its . truth and impoyr atce.—l have to request the same indulcenCe: I , can assure yon, Sir, I :despise,' the terms vaecinist and anti-vaccinict ; and ,I am 'sorry to s.iy, much of 'the corrduct of boi b parties, appears to me nis gTacettil 'to the professioo of medicine. .11ly only 'ohjeci is the i.lncidAtion of the stibjed, and the ob- • tafoirit such a result, as shall' no longer sport with the feelings and happiness of the world. If my opinion proVe to be well founded, society must be thrown into - universal consternation. The pa 'a/1(10k cirilcl, must be expos ed to the most these - tu t : of anxiety and dis tr-ss.• Their intercourse with th world must .be, Venni, limited, and Vexatious ; and eve'ry(";-...te t af distressing blasted by t he Most disessins apprehen sions.' :Unfortunately, daily experience rtiptt;lly cre:Dies our doubts and tzars; theeviric...nc e now become so ninnerOus,.'uniform, and dectsive,as . to point out the abstlete he' C&Sily Of,infornting the, public, that Ile vaccine praClice cannot te'farther recorrimended, without undLlg( - 3ng the" [)lost severe, impartial,' and two irkvestig:!t:on. Only, Sir ;refle~~t, refle.-,t, twO or 'three, years: more; the., proof, shall become so' flagrant acid damning, as to, prove: the discovery, decisively un%vorthy of further confi 7 deuce,. it is tyidQiu, to a demonstration; we shall, have been guilty• of extending its via'ilus in an in-• calculable proportion, itt the most thoughtless' and watiton manner; and will 'have rashlyenwed ulnae cessdry 'aliXiety and, tnisery, upon 'a prodigious gio portion of the Iniman rate. ! - • • • Although, Sir, I have more respe4 for you their tc imagine yore can possibly entertain 'the idea, that y ou : would rat ~er:have the ktnivtrse hivolied - in one corm man danger, than confess you. have been irretror; still, you :most allow me' te obstroe, It would ing you but a poor compliment to conceive :yip wci...! "snperior to the wealinesse - s and faiiinfls of ho inanity, and to expect you should be the who probably called in oriestion, or Ceen' an -itiquiry into ..the subject of vach:,:ti-O. : however, when every sncessi‘eyear creased the evidence inimical to your (-.ur , candour, your honour, p.ut integrity should stand forward, and beg iii t,ll - 6 most ulgto I man-. ner, that the subject should ,be'carefully atiticd;otipos ly examined. hits evideni, neiti•-2r your (.; , Lil7:-u;(0 - as, a' bentlan; nor a medic%l hurt' by 'the measure. Everymedit.al ttlini.of the 6111Fdies': candogr; must . allow, it possesses anti-variolous. powers of the niost singular, and stiikirg nature ; that the 'phe nom e na which attended the - discovery,. ' were sufficient to encourage the, f4ttering prospects, , and allow you were fully entitle 4 to, the public re numeration you obtained. 'But, Sir, it is very probable, yOu may consider yourself as' no l onger r e sponsi b le for the trulh or falsehood of the vaccine' practice, .from the subject being now fairly commuted to the charge of the pro.- lession, and under the immediate.controul of the. Board of the National Vaceine Establishment. You, must hoWever 'he convinced - ohm snob a defence,, cannot po4ibly avail even any member of the tuedi :cal.prolessiOn, , ancl that • it must be the imperious' duty of the Whole, but more especially' of its author to afford every oPportunity for Ootaining whate ve r evidence is necessary, f or ascertaining the. truth of such an iMportant question. : I need trot, Sir, tie.; desire you to reeoliec, how' little faith is to be put in the conduct and opinions of ALA:heal Boards. Walcheren Expedition atfords melancholy proofs of the effect 01:J:tarty, 'and the alarming loiluenee of opinion,' and bow readily the public interest, anti the sacred cause of humhnity, can be sacjiticed, to the systematic and parry sentnnents of iotlividtotls. If one Board 'therefore, can be found to imeacted ;so contrary to the dutiesi of a line,ral prole•sion, h6vi much reason is there not to tiemble for the tnu'ives reel conduct of ' • The tact: are now so nu, nielOos and convincing, 'and the' übji:ct of ,socn vital importance to the publi c sltety, ihat'th e mein , b-ers of-the medical ptofesston'tn(ts cont( tOrward,' nd lay iside their natural and Coroz,cndable attachment •and respect for constituted tiutliorities,... or sutler themselves to be branded with infamy and disgrace, for such criminal cemplacence and timidity., and for feit forever all Public confidence and esteem. Ti!) , must, Sir, and ou,-;Lt to knoW; that ihe pi . ea of defrrence- to cotiStituted 'authorities, cannot avail in matters'of science. Neither C.-tit our having' already pubiiCly acknowledged; wititbut resefve, the utility of the:discovery ; nor our anxiety tOrpreserving the accutecy of the prof, asion not-the necessity of re nouncing the. means of 'defence, 'which we keenly opposed,. to the. veryjndecorous, .and disgracoful efforts, of. some :anti-vaccinists, • birpossibly'cri . .led as any excuse, for refusing to adopt the honookabie Anternatite oleonfessing 061%kt-rots.: • , - "' ,_• • Sitboth I : .e • Forfunatefy • S I. pubh e ir c t fort, and the character of our profession, . 1110 Y/ c iit o preserved, if t h e y will cinly concieFeerici to itis l. , a public, in q Uiry i n t o-t h e _present „state of ttacc , ''' io ,3 i, It teally possess th e me: its at first ar; cribed t o it, it Must not , be..give n _ up fran? 613 ' . p ejtalice, or. erroneous opinions, but it it -shall` :-I"(Acti to be ati imperfec-t, and ternporary'aut' L lic . i it is self-evident. the. Seoner we renouncetthe P tiee. the hemr.r. ,order.', therefore, .to put an eti'd to all t,je violeitt . and dilutes which litre o'eu 1 ,I'e.4, .be,twe• n aihr it-C-zirilt.nd to the Royal ColleVe of s,c , jaris and 'OW; it r.,011d00, to stand 4 o ni ' re .',;,. request ,the Board of ~tin't Ntitional . Vaccine tallisliunent, to_ institute .an iintriediate and cr' , ',, f ,,;„ p;ett, , itivestig,,trion into the subject, from which ine, real. prolesion in this kingdotn,,, will be from every duty, and .exempted from cei,•ist_tre,,and may present the tr:'diell profession.. s ' toy other part o f .tne world -Iron: himing 17, ]€' Ires Si t .% and lturniliaring-, ti tvir? exposed and dete&cd our credulity, Lillndnessr otstAnticy,,,, -• th,is investigation, however, ,I ,have•no "( 11- hr, • Si 3'otl niter perceive ,the 4 h,ol ute. liccess - ity 0- c oo' do(ting it. on the most, ;u.d impartial pi"' i• , , snould tick ise, as a fra n n ter of accessary P re ' caution, that the .80 rd to wli:ch tilts -inquiry is anti itt ted, should -contain a few tesr.eCtahle.pradtitionerl' wilt) are known to en t erta i n d ousts upon the su hje; an'cl that ...none should be acim:!ted, - w h o Ir.ive e alle nY .p:y.kstre• - (1 m their sentieuts, or members o f Vit,.cinc Institution. ',That they should intorm ever :medical practitioner in the kindom, either- by !rt• or-by, ath ertisementS in the most r'espeO l3 ' . 4 papers, that. a variety of adverse 1:u - cum-stances 1,3 ' Occurred, inimical fo-t he perfection the di. ,, cm.ie r pe Y! and, that the .most authentic and conclusive e‘i de ,, rl l 'of shall-pox. succeeding to the must perfect va'- t, c ,;; nation, , velricreased every•succ:essive year. -‘ l' “, ts they. ,praEtitioners to forget all former irpiel` j ' i l .and prejudices; that they , do not. wish then] to ay,' themselveg, of the excuses of perfe.9, imperfe•i;t, In. cal, or constitutionarchiciten-pox,• or ,big-bites i• b i ti t , piere"!Y t 9 state the ;umber of cases where snail' ,pox have succeeded to vaccination, and to every-end, whether they have o c c urre d after own pr.a6ice, dr.aiicr flint of airy other ,prietit tun er ! ) and, 4istly, that henceforth every medic a l gentleflo in the kingdom, • s h ou ld report to • this Boatd eveYl S4Se)°f, N 1144.7 P 94. xv bich §.uectecls tri•vaccination. This method of add.ressing you,. Sir, Lelia not P" r , mit me , tosuhrpirfor your Consideration', a few P 3 ticulars, which appear to me decisive of this (11, Gott., I must therefore reter you . to Aix-Tiber Pe such • lications, where. y ou Will find'theni stated in se c language as cannot he' mistaken, I must, be P er mittect to 'observe, t'-Bate there endeavoured 10 e:‘ ; amine.the subje c t u in a rat:onal,,, manner, and b 3t ' . d promnlgated no opinions, hut, hat test.supp(- 4te ,„ by experiment a n d experience anti which I bj: , it every candid and unprejuni),c ed.` practiti o ner r; i'ity allow e contained' not i5.:11..1341r What maY.b4l, considered as •a• fair medical discusti ; and yoti Allot also Allow Me to !lope, 'have be,n i•Ll' rr "„; , menial in . re-prodticing a more serio us . attention ' t - e tic subject; ,have, destroy e d a ll f he - conteinigi b „ evasions, and have given the evidence. wise'' , o . subject afforded, a just applicatinn. You must 2 ' permit to ,observe, that what •I have them! s l3l° ' i , e you Are mote .eope•cia a liy ebotte,N.l 3 , o,lupci to .curiae torwafd, and e ith er , aelitiorcl: 6de truth of my opinions, or p rose them to be - ; e s r ,; raucous Land unic,s sLili • ll,-, fivoured with so'y' r ut ; he,r, iniskS.er • tlint. What have yet ret.eked, Y A I tiuthtvity must become insignificant, and tt. cwery exti n ct. I re ;( 1 :ly notil the I ac , cuc:lttlittton of evil , e, • — f ;) exciting d o ubt an d tir ,•,?, t h e wind t the public; by the par; ical .r !!, • eretice . !. , ftbr fessi.in, or of the Board of t tablis,•ment ; but-after the c.!;;J;i, - .it declaration of t - . 0, " Vaccine Institution ; the extinction of r s e inlet esied a S oc i ety as t h e. Royal. Jennerian I II alarming diminution in the""exter -('j th'a pi • J otteei the rap i d increase in the n um b er o f . its oppat'sl.6; t he• silence o f a RING, a Mfi ollE , an d a candid ‘v LAN, I must say, if . the inquiry is . loc,gei-' and Small-pox shall resume their, banend over those who have 'submitted to thevaecnie l' 1 °; -cess, the pr o f ess i on mu st p l ead g u ilty to the olorg s i -of shameful n eg l e ct , egregipu f o lly, an d dreadi o cruelty. I am, Sir, with the greatest recpeta, TIMNIAS IfItOWN, Saget)n. 6 1 / 1 ? / tis, •r , 11 , 13, W. H. Br o w n , o f S t. lames's , place, of a Daug'/` e t On Wednesday last, Mrs. fleninson, ut Chelbed, Daughter. to ' il Qn .i•lrkslay . last, at liurwooi-Hol. • Surrey, ( se, the ,••.• Mrs. A leock, of a Daught er . NI4RRILD: ' OwThurfday last, by special lii.ense, at'Aloseley CA I .PI; in theXounty of Worcester, Sir. Thomas Etlwad tap, Bart. of Stantord Court, M. P. to : ioarina, daughter of fohrt Taylor, Esq.. of sail County. ' On Saturtiay,-Anthony gihnley, Es t i.; cif stocks to v--! Mary Ann, eldest dau,itirer of }unit ttitto, Esq of the • r - The same day, at Earnheth Church, Henry Buckley;C- 6 , 5 ,i* of the Lawn, South Lambeth,.to A nue, eniik Samuel Wolfe, Esq. ofthe On the 3d. inst. a; St. Saviour's, Southwark, Mar''' -'1 Holland, Esq. to eldest Roliert • , Esq. of Castie-stieet, Southwark. • Nosterday ;11,,r1111N, ar St. George's Chapel, flan• • square,. Mr. 'loltn Ftslicr,,of Picket- •; einust daUghter of Robert Wardell ; ". place, L ondon. • 1 • Li/8J.7 On Sunday 'the 28th ult.; the Hon., Francis Hay ft" mond, the only brother v;' the E a rl (~ f fit att , ••• ~ • ing, about Mile Burt rcturn pita Castle, to cross the river Larne, which W..as larged by the rail! or .ihe / preccOm l ; s uch ivtis strength of the current, that lie was th; awn twin ins Wl' and perished. : .th . • L )h. On e. 3tst of October, at, Crrorif's,:bill. N aL khea - Christopher Chapman bird, 'Esq. a4cu On the ad iht.t. at his apartments tii St, faine-'- - u l ' — Henry Cotripton, I sci..piit)cipal to ti;e Q sea On Fri ;ily eikening . Is3t AI 1 . .. year, pallier with Aeir.,l,,ti.n',',lonkillat.4naktr, dentLili-stre;:r., Yesterday inomitig, Mr. Thorlr: of. England.. • Nu ] NOT: e tii( f) :l ! L ings 1, ‘nurs urie, al 0 .--..,..__ PutiLi tYT r° tott er tv r utfe prizes, 4i W ere c i tc_. . i s L c n i 2 0 No " 2 ‘ l'' ‘ v be Ih e Cat; ;IN 1 3 :11'' -...,......_____ .. e n ..e n of Il lent, , th hir d -. `°se . tr] ibl e re kllti 1111 Th Qs , irn d i i , P rot , -I)4 nce ' s he -.........,.... IN I , ti TH „,,” 4 11;1 %ye ?tint Tow. 1 " Olic anti su Increit. t sities fieut s 143 ; ail Lam poster.kali -_:—.___ _itt Tr„' e tinde r Prin ker, ) 4 /t1 rg h Ol der Irelan ANlll ll . t., err Ark( CO be; ,e I n Fo, •ef Wa I 10 I faire. Prit 'Pat en A b 44 ?,tt N ‘11) 1- I~ '~ I 1 1,